Summer was in full swing a students migrated towards the large inflatable water slide and foam pit that was placed in the South Quad behind Campus Center on Tuesday.

Al Clark, wearing a watering can with flowers neck tie, gave students and faculty a quick glimpse into his upcoming book about water, watershed and warming in the President’s Dining Room Monday.

Sweet sounds of student voices rang loudly throughout Morgan Auditorium Sunday night at the student recital.

After 55 years of dedicated service to the University, Robert Neher, biology professor, respected colleague and friend to many is retiring at the end of spring semester.

The Campus Activities Board informed students about practicing safe sex with an interesting spin in an event dubbed Sex-travaganza: Condom Casino Wednesday night in the Campus Center.

The Carlson Gallery is currently home to the creative new photo exhibit “Geolocation: Desertscapes” by photographers Nate Larson and Marni Shindelman, that uses Twitter updates to track the locations of used posts.

The La Verne Police Department is sponsoring a 10-week educational program that offers community members unique insight into life on the police force.

In a campus-wide presentation ending diversity week, the multicultural council and student services had Dolores Huerta speak for the culminating event on International Women’s Day.

Students filled Morgan Auditorium in anticipation of the Campus Activities Board’s latest magician, Ben Seidman, Tuesday night.

The Campus Activities Board decided that the students on campus could use more video games in their lives. That’s why Kayla Hockman, sophomore public affairs major and CAB Films Chair, came up with the idea to have a video game truck come to campus last week.